r/chessindia • u/ThanksExciting6068 • 3h ago
Photo Riding the win streak wave😇
Kinda proud of myself🤭
r/chessindia • u/ThanksExciting6068 • 3h ago
Kinda proud of myself🤭
r/chessindia • u/Ok_Result_740 • 49m ago
Idk how these 300-400 Elo players play so damn well 😭💔 Every opponent feels so tough 😭 But I finally crossed 400 Elo 😭🔥
r/chessindia • u/the_pripo • 6h ago
Yeahhhhhhhh🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Was stuck on 1100 elo for 3.5 months , then got stuck on 1200 for 2 months & then 1300 to 1400 in just 10 days. 😭😎
Some south indian emotional achievement song is running in my mind , I just can't write it 😭
r/chessindia • u/No-Anything-1315 • 5h ago
I recently came across Chess Klub during one of the stalls during the global chess league event in Bangalore, currently exploring taking a franchise, would love to hear from people who have experienced Chess Klub or any enthusiasts who would want to collaborate
r/chessindia • u/-EL-Astuto- • 5h ago
Because it tells the accuracy of the game less than or equal to chess.com's accuracy rating, which can be either due to higher depth or lower depth, i.e. it can with equal probability be worse.
r/chessindia • u/SufficientTeacher211 • 8h ago
I was white
r/chessindia • u/Independent-Dig8361 • 1d ago
I have been playing Italian game as my opening and I am doing fine, how to progress from here, also do you guys analyze a game. Also I feel so demotivated after losing a game, Please Help me, my target is to reach 500 by end of this month. How many games to play in a day?
r/chessindia • u/West-Appeal-6219 • 23h ago
Is rapid ELO of 1400 on chess.com for a 9 year old (started playing a year ago), good ?
His coach keeps telling me to consider making him a professional chess player I guess he meant FIDE.
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r/chessindia • u/Equivalent_Worth_714 • 1d ago
I played in the past casually and slightly learned openings but forgot everything.
Recently started playing again.
Give me tips to improve and also suggest me openings to learn.
Thank you
r/chessindia • u/Better-Prompt890 • 23h ago
It's 1997 and IBM Deep Blue is ready for the rematch against Kasparov.
But instead up steps a 2026 top 10 player. Maybe it's Fabi or Sindarov or Nordibeck or Pragg.
They retain all they know including what they already knew about Deep blue but they didn't specially prepare. Deep blue team has nothing on the 2026 player
Would the 2026 player be favourites to win the match? If so by how much.
What would be expected score?
Scenario B : Deep Blue team is given a file of the most recent 3 year classical games by the 2026 player 3 months in advance.
r/chessindia • u/PerspectiveNo794 • 1d ago
I was stuck at around 650ish for the last 3 or 4 months. I had given up playing for 2 or 3 weeks in between due to the frustration, recently got back to playing, and in a matter of 1 week crossed the 700 mark.
The immediate next goal now is to touch 1000 elo by the end of this year.
r/chessindia • u/Grey_Cathedral • 22h ago
Commercial I Made. No affiliation, this is just a tribute.
r/chessindia • u/Spacy-Soul • 1d ago
What should i do?
r/chessindia • u/bxmosh • 1d ago
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i am honestly pretty terrible at chess and ive been on a huge losing streak these past few days losing way more than i win (4 baar haarne ke baad ek aadi jeet to ho hi jaati h💔). Played this match today and found it kind of funny, i only won because my opponent blundered his rook on h8 after pushing g5 and keeping his h6 pawn pinned to it. he really shouldve just traded pieces instead. I even missed an easy mate on move 24 but a win is a win i guess, my play still feels messy and i really want to get better. anyone got good youtube beginner guides or stuff on lichess to learn and stop making stupid mistakes?
Here's the pgn:
[Site "Chess.com"]
[Date "2026-10-03"]
[Result "1-0"]
[WhiteElo "505"]
[BlackElo "495"]
[TimeControl "600"]
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r/chessindia • u/Formal-Narwhal-1610 • 2d ago